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So yeah guys the title pretty much says it all, my battery stays at 95% when plugged in and even if its charging when it isnt being used. I dont know what to do 

I've done the uninstall the drivers for the battery and all that stuff and restarted the computer, though I didnt do the step of removing the battery because the connector 

is soldered to the motherboard. any tips guys? would really help 

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what laptop?

soldered battery is highly unlikely, it's a maintenance nightmare.

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30 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

what laptop?

soldered battery is highly unlikely, it's a maintenance nightmare.

Its an ideapad 320 lenovo laptop

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So is the issue that the laptop actually isn't charging or that the status stays at 95%? And it's not a soldered battery, there's a lot of YouTube tutorials out there for it to remove it.

WINDOWS HAS NOT DETECTED A KEYBOARD

PLEASE PRESS 'F1' TO CONTINUE OR 'F2' TO ABORT.

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Image result for ideapad 320 battery

 

That's the replacement battery for 320.

I think you can disconnect the battery connector.

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